The 63 Best Amazon Prime Video Movies In 2023

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We already know that Amazon Prime Video's TV show selection is filled to the brim with A+ Amazon Originals with stellar casts and even better storytelling. But how does its movie selection stand up against other streaming giants'?

In the best way possible, Amazon Prime Video is a bit of a mixed bag. You've got your big-time players (à la Legally Blonde and Everything Everywhere All At Once), but we're also steadily being gifted with brilliant Amazon Original films straight from the cinema, like Air and Oscar nominee Argentina, 1985.

Prime Video can also act as your old-school video shop, with the ability to rent or buy some exclusive films for a bit of extra coin. But if you don't want to spend more, don't worry — you'll also be hooked by its solid selection of free content, like Bella Ramsey's new flick Catherine Called Birdy, or The Woman King, featuring Viola Davis.

So grab your popcorn and prepare for a weekend under the doona. Ahead, we've rounded up the very best movies on Amazon Prime Video right now.

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